Gerald Alan Edwards

UNC Grad Student. Mechanisms of cell division, microtubules/motors, chromosome dynamics, quantitative image analysis, microscopy. Opinions are my own.

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

PubTech night begins soon! Look for the sign outside of the City of Raleigh Museum. #2024TCM #Raleigh

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

Have you registered for this year's Triangle Cytoskeleton Meeting? Abstract submission closes in two weeks on Sept 6th! Make sure you get your abstract in soon. #2024TCM #actin #cytoskeleton #myosin #microtubule #RaleighNC

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

Start your countdown! We are a month away from the 2024 TCM. Our incredible speakers are bringing their best and we are excited! @RFreeman_Lab @sshekhr @ucdavisbiology #Cytoskeleton #TCM #Actin #Myosin

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

We are back! This year's TCM will be held on September 23rd. Our wonderful lineup of speakers includes keynote Kassandra Ori-McKenney (UC Davis), Ronit Freeman (UNC), and Shashank Shekhar (Emory Univ). @RFreeman_Lab @sshekhr

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

Registration for the 2024 TCM will open on July 22! We encourage all cytoskeleton enthusiasts to submit an abstract for talks and poster presentations. Registration fees and important dates are listed below. #cytoskeleton #ResearchTriangle #NCTriangle

[Tanentzapf Lab @TanentzapfLab]

1. Honest title of every transcription talk:

“everything we previously told you about transcription was wrong, again”

Honest title of every cell division talk:

“here are 3 more proteins that are apparently absolutely essential for cell division but no one worked on previously”

[Nat Prunet 🌸🔬🏳️‍🌈 @Nat_Prunet]

Way to add insult to injury. I am so mad 😡

https://t.co/wgCLbLztND

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

Mohammad Rahman kicks off the quantitative and modeling section with his talk about non muscle myosin 2c! #TCM2023 #cytoskeleton #myosin

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

The 10th annual TCM is underway and we are so happy to see new and returning faces!

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

PubTech night is underway! Join us at Gizmos for an open bar and an dinner from Cosmic Cantina until 8:30.

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

Thank you to Doug, Jacob and Wendy for coming out to our PubTech Night and presenting some great microscopy solutions! You can meet them tomorrow at TCM! #Andor #Nikon #UNCHookerImagingCore

[Rebecca Berlow @BerlowLab]

Calling all NC biophysicists! We are pleased to host the Carolina Biophysics Symposium on the beautiful UNC Chapel Hill campus on November 9-10. Registration is now open! See details about the symposium here: https://t.co/h3AgwfdNgq

Please RT to help spread the word!

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

Hello, Cytoskeletors! Registration for the 2023 TCM is currently open. Registration is $75 before August 25th and includes entry into our Pub Tech Night on September 24th at Gizmos Brew Works in Chapel Hill. https://t.co/QVk0r41uV0

[Cytoskeleton Meeting @TriCytoskeleton]

Hello, Cytoskeletors! The TCM team is excited to announce registration for the 10th annual meeting will be open on June 19th. We hope to see you
September 25th at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

An incredible metal structure is made by pouring molten aluminum into a fire ant colony. The resulting cast is huge, weighing 17.9 lbs. and reaching a depth of 18 inches.

[��� Anthill Art, read more: https://t.co/JT1neeGSrf]
https://t.co/VoEmHpNDiY

[Oded Rechavi @OdedRechavi]

Phase separation

[Gerald Alan Edwards @biologic_AL]

@fawnagirl @Rainmaker1973 Absolutely disgusting

[Gerald Alan Edwards @biologic_AL]

@SteveStuWill No way it looks like me cumming

[UNC Cytoskeleton Club @CytoskeletonUNC]

So excited to see all our friends over at the Triangle Cytoskeleton Meeting in September!

[Shalin Mehta @mattersOfLight]

Excited to share multimodal instant PolScope developed by @ieivanov1. Check out the paper, code, and the movies of cellular dynamics 🔬🎥.

If your research can benefit from measurements of density and anisotropy, do reach out to us.